"A new Government, Mr.
Kawagób said, "with the financial circles as its nucleus, must pave the way for a democratic administration.
"It it depends for its existence upon military cliques, the Chinese people will never escape misery. Indeed, the people can have no desire for such a regime."
Pointing to the example of the new Government in North China, "which is making a healthy progress," the envoy said a new administration wi may be born in Central China must follow the dictates of the people, "while absolutely relying upon the technical and economic support and guidánce
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